Jays' Comeback Win in Tornado Warnings

On April 15th, the Toronto Blue Jays pulled off a gritty 9-7 win in 10 innings against the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field.

Battling tornado and flood warnings outside, while lightning lit up the sky.

This victory felt like classic Jays baseball, the kind they've been chasing all season on their long road trip opener.

Lake chaos turned into magic as the Jays mounted a full team comeback.

Davis Schneider crushed a key double from the bench in the ninth.

Miles Straugh followed with a two-run double in extras and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Ripped one to the wall.

Even after a blown save, everyone chipped in, showing that out-team spirit manager John Schneider preaches.

Fans and players lit up over the power flashes too.

Dalton Varsho smashed his third homer in four games, tying Andres Gamenez for the team lead at three.

Varsho's heating up like spring training hype promised, while Gamenez impressed with a monster swing, hinting at the consistency Schneider always, believed in.

Spotlight hit Kazuma Okamoto hard in the ninth, when he tied it with a clutch hit, despite early struggles and 22 strikeouts.

The dugout erupted, knowing this could unlock his pure hitter power, second only to Guerrero in line up potential.

These flashes proved the Jays can grind through storms on and off the field, building momentum one team win at a time.

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